Zen of postproduction : stress-free photography workflow and editing / Mark Fitzgerald.

By: Fitzgerald, Mark (Mark Allen) [author.]
Publisher: Indianapolis, IN : Wiley, [2013]Copyright date: ©2013Description: xxiii, 380 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781118749425 (paperback); 1118749421 (paperback)Other title: Zen of post productionSubject(s): Adobe Photoshop lightroom | Adobe Photoshop | Photography -- Digital techniques -- Computer programs | Image processing -- Digital techniques -- Computer programs | Photographic Equipment & Techniques | Applications Of ComputingLOC classification: TR267.5.A355 | F584 2013
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: About me -- What's in this book? -- Who should read this book? -- Getting the most from this book -- Conventions used in this book -- Products mentioned in this book -- Getting into the flow -- Please review this book -- What Is Workflow? -- Comparing Lightroom and Photoshop -- Deconstructing Photoshop -- Pixels versus metadata -- Adobe Lightroom is born -- Finding the Balance of Power -- Solving Problems -- Lightroom as Your personal Photo Lab -- Working with Catalogs -- Finding your catalog -- It's like the catalog at your public library -- The most important thing to know about Lightroom -- How many catalogs should you have? -- Working with RAW Files -- Comparing JPEG to RAW -- RAW is like a time machine -- Proprietary RAW file formats and DNG -- Preparing Lightroom -- Setting up preferences -- Choosing your catalog settings -- Exploring the Lightroom Screen -- Viewing Photos -- Gaining more real estate -- Four primary viewing methods --
Summary: The digital photographer's post-production workflow is divided into two stages of workflow. The first portion of the workflow is used to import and organize images, and prepare them for presentation via proof printing, Web, or slideshow. The second portion includes photo editing of all varieties. Both of these steps have become increasingly stressful (though important) as the sheer quantity of digital images increases for photographers day-by-day. The Zen of Post Production: Stress Free Photography Workflow and Editing will help photographers create an effective, efficient, and hassle-free workflow and editing routine. Covering the latest photography software with a heavy emphasis on power players Lightroom and Photoshop, this book will answer the most common questions and offer straight-forward advice for serious amateur and professional photographers. Full color images will illustrate common workflow and editing tasks. -- Source other than Library of Congress.
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Includes index.

Machine generated contents note: About me -- What's in this book? -- Who should read this book? -- Getting the most from this book -- Conventions used in this book -- Products mentioned in this book -- Getting into the flow -- Please review this book -- What Is Workflow? -- Comparing Lightroom and Photoshop -- Deconstructing Photoshop -- Pixels versus metadata -- Adobe Lightroom is born -- Finding the Balance of Power -- Solving Problems -- Lightroom as Your personal Photo Lab -- Working with Catalogs -- Finding your catalog -- It's like the catalog at your public library -- The most important thing to know about Lightroom -- How many catalogs should you have? -- Working with RAW Files -- Comparing JPEG to RAW -- RAW is like a time machine -- Proprietary RAW file formats and DNG -- Preparing Lightroom -- Setting up preferences -- Choosing your catalog settings -- Exploring the Lightroom Screen -- Viewing Photos -- Gaining more real estate -- Four primary viewing methods --

The digital photographer's post-production workflow is divided into two stages of workflow. The first portion of the workflow is used to import and organize images, and prepare them for presentation via proof printing, Web, or slideshow. The second portion includes photo editing of all varieties. Both of these steps have become increasingly stressful (though important) as the sheer quantity of digital images increases for photographers day-by-day. The Zen of Post Production: Stress Free Photography Workflow and Editing will help photographers create an effective, efficient, and hassle-free workflow and editing routine. Covering the latest photography software with a heavy emphasis on power players Lightroom and Photoshop, this book will answer the most common questions and offer straight-forward advice for serious amateur and professional photographers. Full color images will illustrate common workflow and editing tasks. -- Source other than Library of Congress.

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